The phrase "accommodate you for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct usage would be "accommodate you" or "accommodate for."
Example: "We can accommodate you with a room for the night."
Alternatives: "make arrangements for you" or "provide for you."
But I find attacking the people and company that made you a billionaire, and went to an unprecedented extent to shield and accommodate you for years, low-class.
I think if you give somebody a bear, and he can put it in a cage, then this person will accommodate you for ten years for free.
Make a list of Cooking tools you may need to accommodate you for the weekend.
Be aware that they may not be able to accommodate you for riding, but will probably be able to give you stable management lessons.
Regardless of which type exam it is, if you have a disability, be sure to inform the contact person so that s/he may make arrangements to accommodate you for this test.
It's hard to find a backpack big enough to accommodate everything you need for a prolonged stay.
Some people might not want to go to the trouble of clicking a few extra times to leave you a comment, so make sure you accommodate for these people and place a funky comment box in your Who I'd Like To Meet section.
When you've got a large group of family members to accommodate and you're looking for a unique experience, booking through a travel agent or using a specialized company like Swain Destinations may be your best bet.
This design would also accommodate for anything you could want to toast.
Be sure you can accommodate him for his whole life.
Your appetite will also be significantly greater if you overtrain, and if you don't accommodate for that by stocking up on more healthy foods and monitoring your calorie intake carefully, you're likely to eat too much too quickly after a heavy workout and negate all your extra effort.
